You know they will absolutely at least have an easter egg related to it.

Yeah. the thing is with Indy he not only didnt need to be there. The fact he was there delayed the group of nazis from dying by probably a week or more. 

“Right there with the first Bay” is really not an encouraging phrase. Yes, the first Bayformer film is the best of its series, but it’s still pretty bad, with terrible characters, confusing action, gross oversexualization, and dumb and/or offensive jokes. "As good as the first Bay" is one hell of a low bar. Battleship…

Only bit out of the big bang theory I liked was the short I saw on tiktok. Amy explained to Sheldon that Indy was irrelevant to the movie and it would have ended the same regardless. The Nazis would have found the ark and taken it to that island and died.

Yeah you can basically stop reading there and have a pretty solid picture.

Let’s be honest, we all knew it was gonna slap. Can’t wait.

This is one of the few times I think audience reactions will match with the actual product.

After a quick glance at their privacy statement, it doesn’t look like it:

Her podcast is called : “Jesus, Guns, & Babies”???
holy shit!

Honestly yeah. Might have to see if I can find one on ebay after the theater run is done.

Spider-Man usually has airfoils, that’s what those webs in his armpits are in the comics.

Rocket explodes? A learning oppurtunity, lemons>lemonade.  Sure, coping with disaster is good.

People wondered why he chose an “audio only” platform for this. Have you seen this guy on TV? He looks like a moron. Ok. He is a moron but why confirm it.

Actually, in a turn of events almost exactly like the finale of Veep, the top story on Earth yesterday was the passing of Tina Turner.

99% of the time laminated menus are perfectly clean. Maybe they’re a bit wet if they just got wiped down but I can’t think of the last time one was actually sticky.

Nice! Good to see the Wii U is alive and well. :P

QR codes work pretty good in places with constantly changing specials menus or places with changing beer or wine lists. It makes more sense than printing out daily menus

Well the core problem with the QR menu had nothing to do with the QR codes, and everything to do with shitty implementation. You’re supposed to use your phone, but most places that used it didn’t have a menu linked that was even vaguely usable on the phone.